WA’s booming iron ore industry contributed nearly one-fifth of total company tax paid across the whole of Australia last year — about $15 billion — keeping the nation on its feet in the face of a devastating pandemic. And that does not include the $7.6b in royalties that flowed into State Government coffers in 2019-20, contributing to a record $3.1b surplus and prompting ratings agency S&P to label the WA economy the strongest in the world.
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Minister Pitt said the resources sector and exports have helped to underpin Australia’s continued economic growth throughout the COVID-19 downturn, accounting for around 10 per cent of Australia’s GDP and directly employing around 262,000 Australian men and women, mostly in regional areas.
The Hon Keith Pitt MP Minister for Resources, Water and Northern Australia May 2021 A Bill to implement a series of important Coalition Government reforms to the Northern Australia Infrastructure
Article by Geoff Chambers courtesy of the Australian Australian mining companies delivered a record $39.3bn windfall for federal and state governments last year, with surging demand for iron ore offsetting
Article by Henry Ballard courtesy of Australian Mining. The Australian Government’s 2021-22 Budget has been fuelled by stronger commodity prices, which have enabled increased investment in the sector. Budget documents have pointed
Hancock Prospecting Group companies, Roy Hill and Atlas Iron, joined together to promote all that our industry does for our country. Video preview at post.
Courtesy of Sky News Australia. Accenture Managing Director Andrew Charlton says a recent surge in iron ore prices is a “get out of jail free card” for Scott Morrison and Josh
Article by Peter Law courtesy of The West Australian. How WA has fuelled the nation’s recovery. Booming iron ore exports are supercharging Australia’s pandemic recovery, helping to deliver the Federal Government a
Article by James Salmon courtesy of the Daily Mail. It is one of the most isolated major cities on earth, boasts some of the world’s finest beaches and is mercifully Covid-19
Article by Ben Westcott courtesy of Seven News. Wine and wheat. Lobsters and logs. Beef and barley. If Australia exports it, China has likely put up barriers to entry over the past
Article by Kate Purnell courtesy of Pilbara News. Australia’s Budget bottom line is recovering faster than expected, driven largely by the strength of WA’s iron ore sector, with analysts now suggesting it
